Ichiro held hitless in Seattle win over Anaheim

Ichiro held hitless in Seattle win over Anaheim

ANAHEIM, United States - Ichiro Suzuki celebrates with his teammates as the Seattle Mariners posts a 5-1 win over the host Anaheim Angels on Sept. 10. Ichiro was held hitless to see his average dip to .347. But he still leads the major leagues in batting and is second in the American League in runs scored with 114 behind Alex Rodriguez of the Texas Rangers (121). (MLB)

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